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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03

The bes1 1aIvs u TIE ws<id for 0uz,
Bruises. Sores, UIeers. Salt Rseam, 70
rsr nore4 Tester. Ohapped HandA Chi
hiatnA Germs and al 8kin Eraptiuns,
and positively cures Pills., 81 No pay
required u q guaranteed 10 give per
tecl e1f1sfaef1on, O. money refunded.
rKles . esnfs per bar. Fer sals b. A.
b arEwknr. aw
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TIE sch and Galiclsa sE5lld act fan 70 eaIl On
ain he Dsctor las visited ths hosptaals Il
- and obtAined great cesi Of Vaiunhls
70 thoas IN need 81 his services. The Doctor
eCres where others fail. Try him. Oh. 0EB-
bOE VII mnks ne charge unles4 b enects q
cqra- feFsoHs cars4 e. hama. Call o. WRIT
AZ eomznunlcAtiouss tKictiJ e5rndaniiAl. Senc
ien ao.lAs fer psckaGs Of Easdicina. Al.
eFsua Oh >. y. 6IBBoA, Boz 1851, Ear Fran.
'tsce. Ca Meotsss Pns1-lNrEGESsErCRn.
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ALMOST 1 LAW.

The Bill to Annex North
Idaho to Washington.
The Senate Passes a Bill
to Validate Some Of
Our Laws.
The Naval Appropriation Bill
Discussed at Length
by the Senate.
The Talk Of DsyosiSS Millions for Oar
Navy and CeAst Defenses Contiausa
in the Senate Through the
Afssrnoou and Evening
Sessions Matters Of
Interest in the
House.
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James Charles Johnson. renpoadant
Upon motion Of Mr.. q Perry Mills. Il csz1'
sci for the petitioner, aud upon rsa1i1G -
afiidavit Of the petitioner hled tAia DAY, b
order that the petitioner be excused flcm -
allowed 70 proceed herein without makiAE q
adding Correspondent. Ana % efoel lhf
service Of q copy OF this order VITA COZ n
= citation addressed to the rcepondsul Same
Chartes johnson. together win . sealed 49,
OF the petition Hlad herein. hy poalinr ~
ssms up In the Supreme Court Ragialu y
Victoria, for one month from tha date oi 11tA
resting Be good and fuacient SERVES ~ -
citation and petition on The ruapondeEt htll.a
And do further order thst the eFsiaf n1an =
advertised In The PonT InIMEKIanuaMn neNt
paper, published OF Saatile. WsahinRea IMs
ritory, FOR one mouth, and thai The said ~
apondsnt James Charles Johnson Il Nqul1t
70 appear horcln within one mouth ffom -
posting up Of the said eopy ciiation ana -
tion 10 manner aforesaid. and h dafAuh 9
the respondent % doing Judge u ear faAA
Court viii proceed % hear ihe eharEas 60
tanned in the said peiiiion 70 Be prossd b -
course Of Law ard pronoanos seuielce iheftiA
the rsspondeut'a abssooe notvlthal4ndnt
Dated Of Victoria, this SIN Dag el Fenru.sI.
1887. HENRY p. PKLLEW cAkAAA =.
Documents posted up In the 0upfsme pean
Registry on the 9Th day Of February, fAls
fall I'm
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3 An ExTRIoR6aART SfT7i:


We want Live, Bnarestic and eaRahls Au.rl
in every county In the United STATES ana o1e.
ada. 10 sell . patent article Of greAi maah "a
III MKRrTs An article having larEa ~. nt1
lag over 100 per cent proAk having - olr.s
tition, and on which the agent d pgulesllh
the exclusive sale BY deed given he s1aA "a
every county he may secure FROM n. VITA n
these advantages 10 eur agents and he isn 90
Il IL N sritcle that can BE- sold u eEaly hura,
owner, Il might not Be necessary 70 mska &
"ExrRAoRDuARxoF FER" 70 secure rout srsnIi
ct once, but We have concluded te maks 4 b
show, not only our confidence IN The maliMd
our invention, hut In Its STABILITY b. aBy nH1ni
that will handle Il with energy Our eF1nh
now e. work are making nom $50 u 49,
month clear and this fact makes Il asle fhlush
make our offsr 10 al Who ars cut Of onplrI.
ment Any agent that win sive cur bualnsnfa
thirty dAvs' trial and fail 20 clear 81 lsAli elM
In this time, ABOVE AL GxPANazE can hlnn
all goods unsOld TO rs and ue VIII Fufant e.
money paid for tbem- Any agent e glnlIt
agent who would like ten Or mare osenllN ~
work them through aub.aQsnts for uinsly dn1n
and fail 10 clear At least eTse knavn Ah2 ~
PKSsEs, can return All unnnld ead ~ lAail
money back. No other employer e aelail sl1
dared 10 make such onerH, nor weuid ~ nul
did not know that We have agonie neH m11i1I
more than double the amount We Eauani1pk
aud but two sales day weuld give 4 rfSAl a
ever s125 . m nth. and that one 4 ~ Alalm
took eighteen orders IN one day. or ilgN1 q
scriptiye circulars explain oar ~ ally -
these We wish 70 send 10 evarI11s - q -.
ployment who VIII send ue tel14 ~ clnl
stamps fer postage. send n ansM - l414le
the agency In time fer the boom, and En4wsA
on the terms named IN our extrnofdlnal e4r.
We would Ike 10 have the address q " ~
agents. sewing machine solicitors and ouFse
ters IN the country. and aak any reside n ~
paper who reads thls ofier, TO send ua a oaM
the name and address Of all Aneh thaghAsr
Address 1t onee. or you will loae the best ca1nla
ever offered 70 those cut Of amplsynnIN
make msney. REENn MAEurAcFunula o..
. wsn ile smithhsld It,. Fittshark =
IN TIE SUPREME COURT or BRETEgu o.
i lumhia.
JL.s In DIVORCE AND MArAnoukE cap.n
49, Between
Margaret johnson, petitioner.
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Il = gate the fashionAhls thine uew
20 rsn down froU WAshinStau 10 O,d
foiEi Cor fec dAyM
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II. d K GorTsTKEx, sole agents Of tie
celsbrated J. r. Cutter whisky. nos
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DYSPEPSIA.

Up to few weeks agoI considered
myself the champion Dyspeptic Of
America. During the years / have
been afflicted / have tried almost
everything claimed to be a specific
for Dyspepsia in the hope of finding
something that would afford perma-
neni relief. | had about made up
my mind to abandon all medicines
when / noticed az endorsement of
simmons Liver Regu ator by prom.
inent Georgian. a jurist whom knew
and concluded 10 try its effects In nv
case. have used but two bottles.
and am satisfied that | have struck
the right thing 81 last. felt its ben.
encial effects almost Immediately.
Unlike all other preparations OF a
similar kind, no special instructions
are required IS 10 what one shall or
shall not eat This fact alone ought
TO commend 1t TO all troubled with
Dyspepsia. J. n. HOLMES.
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE



bispensNry No. g
ksAruy strest, sAs
ErAoeisoo. Estab
hshed "a 1854, for
The irsatmeut o.
ssxual zAd BeznlnAi
Diseases, Ensh a.
0oEoREaoA, 0LKkE
hTnnTu1E. 8TPHu-
I'm IN all iis form.
|aEHRAL WALES
and I9RsTEHgX.
Los Of mAnkood
n1rtnananfiw anx.e
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FOB SN0H0MISR CITY.
STEAMER
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION c
Carrying the U. Q. Mall.
Tacoma, Seattle 1 Pert Townsend R0gte

ONK OF THE w. ga A
& r. Cos steamers n
anderson or Edithlm
viii run daily between Tacoma and Port
Townsend. leaving Tacoma apon arrival Of
train Seattle at 10 p. m. and touching at
Port Madison. Port Gamble, Port Ludlow
and Port Townsend. Returning leave
Port Townsend every day texcspt sunday
at o'clock p. m, and Seattle At 10 D. m
SEATTLE-MHATc0M ROUTE.
The steamer w X MERWlN vii
leave Seattle every sunday. Tuesday an
THURSDAY evenings O'Clock, for Whatcom
calling Ct Mukiiteo, Tulalip, Coupevills
Oak Harbor. UtSalady, Laconner, kidAlgo
ARecortea. Gnemes, Samiak, FRirhAven
Bellingham and Sehome.
Returning, win leave Whatcom ever
Monday. Wednesday and Friday ever
ings. st 6 o'cl0ck, for Seattle, calling
intermediates points on the way.
SEATTIE-SkAEIT RIVER ROUTE
1he steamer 0HhACF will leave Seattle
for Sksgit river and way ports every
Monday and Thursday. returning Taes
days and Fridaya
For freight and passage apply at Gem
pany's Office. on Healer'6 wharf. or on beard
the beats az the same wharf.
mrSl-tf GRO. g. JACOBS. Sec,y.
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~ rsztls 80 IAssssszt c1z.sf ~ rsr.{ a,
SkALNAL EEAkNESs. loss o. R4E
1902, ssa sAsrss4ifs e aAEas sa.aase - s-r.ss...
= $3.50 - raaR.acaara safief PROFIT r1R-
k.AEA. 81 LEkBTG3 EEF7asRGr 9E !,
- SLfes-s fs~ PkosRAFcERHEA Py,s-.
- - PaeAzss. parkspss. slasa SEA 4.
So - s-s.f- tsssEss $40 SrrsL AzE-srs LIZ.
sc 0GsPkESARFgsr pssaas.s n m.
80 Gaa~y 81. So. Frunes.rs. Ca
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MONTANA.

There is mere troahls With the Tongue
River Cheyennes. Last fall q yeanc
buck broke into the pOstofaee at Ash.
iand. about ninety miles south Of Mile
City, and had not been arrested. Al.
thoa6h tie complaint Vas made. until
lsst week. when the warrant vas placed
IN the hands OF depaty sheEd whom
tie United States Marshal had con-
ntssioned 10 make tbs arrest. Proceed
ina 10 the agency she deputy and an
assistant Identified their maa and col
Jared bin ard set out for Miles CITY.
When about i've miles from the agency
a band % she Cheyennes rode furioasly
uP. and With guns drawn and thresten
ina gestures forced The deputy 20 give
~ the prisoner. The band Of Chey.
ennes Numbered about twenty ard
meant mischief. The deputy returned
10 this city last nieht and viii take A
reimbursement for hrs posse and return
20 the agency as soon As possible ana
endeayof 20 rccaptare the rescued mis-
% er as vel ~ &c take INTO casa adS the
ne o<rs of The War party. Tbs l. the
same triae With wtom - rnneh troQhls
Vas an1lcspAted esriy last wlaser, ara
tbtee companies % soldiers weFa Aent
there from k>oRh 81 that tinas to hoId
then IN cheek. The action Of the ofs-
oers % tarni1g thsiF ssSn looss without
oloodaEed IL hlect % com usnda-
tlor, As csc lndlsn t6sre killed woald
oASe res1ittd Ia a whoieasse slaughter
OF the white settlers. Who are distriha-
ted toroaEeo1t tazt locality, the upper
henEas river yAllsy.-Hslc.a Fasssress.
eat
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Condemned Locals.

new musical society to be known as the En-.
erald Choral Association is in process OF fOrrna-
ton.
Father Devine, OF st. Peters parish. Capitol Hill
Is making an effort TO raise money TO erect new
church eiifice on the site occupied by the present
structure, which is too small for the congregation
Mr. Hugh Jackson, a well-knOwn citizen or Sails
bury, Md, and the father OF state senator Z. z.
jackson and OF VIM. III. Jackson, members OF the
nrm OF Z. E Jackson Co., and of Mr.. Isaac Jack
son. OF this city, died yesterday morning after a
brlef illness, aged seyenty-three years
Rev. ChaS- ID. Andrews. rector OF Christ Church.
East Washington, leaves on the 18th instant TO
take charge OF Christ Church, st. Paul, Mimi.
From Fred A. schmidt we have the Architects
and Builders edition OF the Scientific American
for ApriL
Many OF the readers OF THE STAR are taxing ad-
vantage OF the remarkably liberal offer OF THE
WEEKLY STAR (aS advertised in another column TO
subscribe To one more of the leading periodicals
Of the country. A large saving can be made In
this WAY.
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Associated Charities.

MEETING OF THE SIXTH AND SEVENTH DIVISIONS.
The board of managers OF the Sixth Division Of
the Associated Charities held meeting last even
ing at the residence OF w. II. Gunnison, G37 0
street northwest, Judge Arthur Macarthur pre-
siding, Miss Mary E. Cook acting as secretary
Sixteen families were reported as having been
aided by giving them food and fuel, besides many
Others aided TO clothing and to employment, enab-
ling them TO help themselves. This division for
long time provided place for little children to
were out at work. 1t desires to resume that work.
and asks that contributions and membership fees
be handed In as soon as practicable. This method
Is working economically and well, preventing i'm
posture. Contributions may be handed to Judge
Macarthur, W. Ii. GunniSOn G.. W. +. SwartZell
the treasurer; to Mrs Dr. Hood, or any other mem
Der OF the board of managers. Amount apprOL
priated TO pay grocery and fuel bills, s:s2.54.
A called meeting OF the seventh Division Of the
Associated Charities was held at the Metropolitan
church on AZ street, ". Pierce Bell presiding;
familiar faces present were those OF Rev. Geo. o.
Little, Rev. j. p. Newman, W. Duvall Mr.. McIn-
tire, and the general secretary, Emory. Nineteen
families were reported as having been aided to
food and fuel, and many others TO clothing to en-
plOyment, TO transportation and food direct from
the central Office that section OF the city Plans
for raising funds and furtherance of the general
work were discussed by Dr. Little DIR. Newman
MeSSrS Bel, Duvall, Mclntire, and others. Ninety
dollars was appropriated to pay the bills incurred
for food and fuel.
CLASSICAL PREsTiDIGITATIoN at Kernans.-Adrt
GEO. FREEMAN advertiSeS loss of rocket book
cont aining money and valuable papers
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ITCHING
SKIN DISEASES INSTANTLY RELIEVED BY
CUTICURA

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BENT WITH PAIN.

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CITY AND DISTRICT.


AMuSeDaents Tonight
ALBACGH S.-''My Partner"
NATIoNAL--Haverly'S Mastodon MinstrelS.
uARRrs'.-"Without Home"
MANASSAS PANoR4MA.-Day and evening.
DINE MUSEUN.-"Forty-Ni Nine
kkRNAN'S-D'Alvini Combination
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Il House on St. near 2lst NV, rooms. all IN l.;
terms easy: price $1,000.
Frame Houses ON Sd st. e. rooms; good repair;
lot 25x1OO; 2 squares from Capitol grounds price
81 700.
New House st. NV, near l3thS rooms, all mi
terms easy price Sp.4UO.
Several Houses in the NV near Paave, rooms,
al mi: price $4,000
Two Houses Sd st. near Capitol, rooms
l. price Sd,
House H. ave-, new. rooms. all mi rented for
$50: price $4,000.
Houses and Ground in all parts of the city and
suburbs. AUSTIN p BROWN,
ap5lw Real Estate and Loans. 1il6 L ST. NV
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CITY ITEMS.

O1A L IL 41AN1C.
New store! New Goods! New Prices!
Souvenir to each purchaser! Grand opening
Saturday! Avenue scent store, 2O9 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest Come early and avoid the rush.
II. L WILLIE Co
what DO Ysu Chewe
"Iottier's Strawberry Twist" w&Ss
send Postal Or Telephone-4s9-a-so
ing-Machine of any Kind. for Foot or Hand-Power.
Jas. L. Barbour and D. Loughran are sole
agents for "Lottiers strawberry Twist" w&ss
Gold spectacles $780, opician, 4s7 Pa. Az. eoe
Karsn!-karsn!1 dSr Troches and Balsam
EDw. P. MERIT, Sc. cor. 11th and sts,
Opposite woodward Lothrops.
What is the Best Chewing Tobacco,
'Iottiers Strawberry Twlst.' w&s,8
Evolutionary Reading.
Miss MacBride, assisted by pupils Wednesday.
April 6, O'Clock, at parlors OF the willard. 2
Everybedy,s Chew. What, "Lottiers
Strawberry Twist" w&s,S
tsThe Queen Of Beers.''-No family should
be without Moerlein's celebrated Beer, 75c. per
doz. [6m] F. H. FINLEY, Agt., 1905 st.
Chew ssLotlier's Strawberry Twist. ,,
and save the tags; you won't regret it, For full
particulars write to Lawrence Lottier, Richmond,
Va w&s,S
Rest i'm the World. Indestructible SO Trunk.
$ Everlasting Bag. Beckers, 1345 Pa. ave. 60
Everybody is Chewing "Lotuiers Straw
berry Twist" w&ss
g Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle. No. 1
Rye WhiSkey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail McGEEs 9th near St w&s
..Lotticr's Strawberry Twist'' is for sale
everywhere. w6sS
Ivory Starch.-A little warm water little
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DELIGHTED AND PLEASED are those who have Sc
cured one or those splendid sewing machines for
SID and so, at Auerbach'S 7th and ii streets.
Two more OF same kind In to-day. Call early.
Telephone 4:ss-2
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DRIVE SALE Prices viii prevail at w. III. Hoeke's
balance OF the week. See our window for greatest
bargain ever offered in chamber furniture.
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EASTER MILLINERY OPENING, Thursday, April
1th- Great variety OF choice Paris and English
mats and oOnnetS. Exclusive styles
j. q. HUTCHINSON. Ss07 Pa. ave.
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Go To WOODS 6 FoRSyTB'S, 120S street, for
Engravings, Etchings and all the latest Novelties
IL Picture Frames, MOuldingS. &C.
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CASES OF ATTEMPTED IMPOSTURE REPORTED AT THE
MEETING OF MANAGERS.
At the regular meeting OF the board Of managers
OF the Charity Organization Society, last night in
Spencerian College Halls there were present A. s.
Pratt. in the chair; j. c. Pratt, secretary; Chas.
+. keefer, b. p. Mann. Dr. Julian b. Hubbell, Miss
Clara Barton, Miss Mary Barton, H. C. spencer
Mrs sara A. spencer, and Madame POeSche Mrs.
r d. Daniels was elected member OF the board
Among many interesting cases In the secretary
report or The work OF the month were the follow
ing: A woman who claimed to have rendered i'm
portant services during the war, and TO need
immediate assistance, was found upon inveStiga-
ton, TO be already supported by her own church.
dencafe-looklng woman, who wanted help at
once 10 bring a lady friend to Washington who
had been "buIned ont in Petersburg" upon being
closely questioned could not tell where her friend
was burned out or exactly when, or any other
important facts In the case, although the society
learned she had been canvaSSing the city eXten-
sively on this pretext. \ Ieeble-lOok1ng coOred
woman with grown daughter and blind girl.
We're sent TO the office by lady. She objected to
work being furnished the daughter, OBJECTED to
being sent TO 4 hospital asylum objected to
daughter, who was afflicted" and dangerously
Inclined; wanted nothing but money, and that at
once, and was not ashamed to beg ''S'lOng as peO-
pie wasn't 'Shamed to give" Upon investigating
the records or the society, she was found to have
been long drawing pension and TO have drawn
supported by societies, churches, and cOnhding
citizens.
Receipts for the month aggregating $1O42O were
reported by the treasurer.
Mrs. Sara A. Spencer, Miss Clara Barton, Miss
Kate Pratt, Mr.. a. S. Pratt, Mr.. Chas. +. Keefer,
TO attend conference OF friends OF charity organ
Kat1On In Baltimore, April Is and Il.
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r HENDERSON. 923 street northwest, formerly
OF 4g;; 9th street northwest, Lincoln Hall. Spring
styles Wall papers, window shades sc.
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WArgHES and Jewelry on installmentS to reSpOn-
Sible parties. IadsOn, ABB 1th st. NV.
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GREAT BARGAINs--Good real felt Derbys s15O
line, 81; at A. T. Lewis. 40 9TH ST.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weafher.

Indications far the - hFt1 commencing Gt d. m
For District OF columbia. Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia warmer. fair weather. variable winds
shifting TO east and south.
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For Washington dressed beef go to John
Kelly. stall 6c,s, GO and 6-3O Center market
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FOR SALE-HOuSES

TCOR sALE-oNE OF THOSE NEW AND At
tr.ctive two; story and basement Brick Dwellings
on sa near 9th st NE eaEs rsss the door They
ss s;s's. ' ''' '' 4 VsF So !. e. Nv
NOR sALE-ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON NORTH
feet front IS wiz have ali moaen
ments Parties contemplating purchase in that sec
chaser. JOHN SHERMAN 4 co,
Tor SALES STORY AND BASEMENT. BRICK
Il in good order. "a good location any the Hill
near ar Penn ave price 1000 on time osTRASpL >.
II new tbree-story and cellar Press Brick Dwelling.
on 18TH St, Just north of ST. containing s rooms
sold at onee we cam ofer thus Charming he@e for
ap6-3t 9l6 st.
EOR SALE-GOOD BRICK ON COLUMBIA ST; C
5000 on good terms. OsTRANDER& sTALY. l4lo
n. y. ave Rp6-:5t
EoR sALE-A NEW AND WEIL-BU1LT THO
bet. and Boundary St, containing rooms and bath
with all ~ PA Wsf sSlE 1893
ap6-3t GIG st. NV
nor sALE.THAT VERY coMFoRTABIE FRAME
DWELLING 10 rooms On 13th st e,tened near
city. SwORMSTEDT 4 BRADLEY.
ap5-7t 927 st.
NOR sALE-TWO Two-sToRY FIvE-RooM
I Brick Houses: water and gas neag The Government
Printing Office. renting to good tenants 81 30 per
ON nrade So feet ieas1 front on BoDdar one
north of 9th car line, by 100 feet deep public
a aSs5 Rnst be sold s00n y sd sF SIX y NV
NOR SALE-A NEAT Tw0-sToRY SIX-RoOM
"aiiach Place. n. w. For psrfcpiirss ippjy to nvrp
ap5-4t 18th aud F.